Convert nullish-coalescing operator to explicit check #91
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The nullish-coalescing operator was added in Node 14. This is the only thing preventing the library from being used on earlier versions of Node (tested as working on Node 11)
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Would love to use the project - unfortunately I'm currently tied to supporting older versions of Node and there's currently one tiny issue preventing me from being able to use the latest published version: the nullish-coalescing operator was added in Node 14.
Completely understand if you're not open to using an uglier syntax to support this though!
Cheers!